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CALIPSO Takes Three-Billionth 'Photo' Marking Fifth Year in Space
CALIPSO took its three-billionth photo -- actually a 'lidar profile' -- on June 2.
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Workshop Preps Educators to Train Next-Gen Carbon Researchers
Hands-on activities make understanding the carbon cycle easier for teachers of all levels.
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Students DEVELOP a Virtual Poster Session
NASA interns are walking the "go green" walk this Earth Day as they present their end-of-term projects online.
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NASA's Arctic Ice Campaign Adds Second Aircraft
NASA scientists conducting an airborne Arctic campaign to monitor changes in sea ice and ice sheet thickness have a new tool -- a second aircraft.
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Agencies Join Forces for Climate Education
NASA, NOAA and the NSF have joined forces in an effort to streamline climate education into something that is relatable, recognizable and effective.
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What's Causing the Poles to Warm Faster?
Researchers have found that energy in the atmosphere carried to the poles through large weather systems is causing accelerated warming.
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Chicken Fat Biofuel: Eco-friendly Jet Fuel Alternative?
NASA researchers are testing biofuel on a DC-8 to measure its performance and emissions.
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Observing Clouds for NASA Becomes a Class Tradition
For more than 10 years, seventh graders at Houston, Pa., have helped NASA scientists make sure satellites are identifying clouds correctly.
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Scientists Fly Through the Clouds to Piece Together Climate Puzzle
MACPEX -- the Mid-latitude Airborne Cirrus Properties Experiment -- is an airborne field campaign that aims to answer some major questions about clouds.
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Langley's Newest Climate Mission Taken Off the Road
Earth Science Division Director Mike Freilich addressed NASA Langley employees on Thursday in response to large-scale cuts to the proposed President’s 2012 federal budget, which directly affect the CLARREO mission, among other programs.